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Gaza's Humanitarian Crisis Deepens as Healthcare Nears Collapse

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•The World Health Organization issued warnings on May 22 about critical medical shortages in Gaza.
•UN officials stated on May 21 that Gaza's healthcare system is close to collapse under the Israeli siege.
•Non-governmental organizations reported on May 21 that the humanitarian situation in Gaza remains catastrophic.
•On May 23, reports highlighted a surge in skin diseases among Gaza's children, including burn-like rashes linked to poor living conditions and lack of medical supplies.
•The ongoing siege has restricted the entry of essential medicines and humanitarian aid into Gaza since early 2026.

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▸If the Israeli government eases the siege and allows humanitarian aid into Gaza Gaza's healthcare system could stabilize, improving treatment access for children and reducing disease outbreaks, benefiting millions of Palestinians.

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MEMiddle East EyeVideo: Red Cross expands Rafah field hospital amid Gaza crisis MEAl Jazeera - AllBurn-like rashes and hunger: Gaza’s children face skin disease crisis MEOman ObserverWHO sounds alarm on Gaza medical shortages MEMiddle East MonitorWHO warns of collapse of health and humanitarian systems in Palestinian territories

New reports reveal that children in Gaza are suffering from burn-like rashes linked to worsening medical shortages. The World Health Organization warns that Gaza's healthcare system is near collapse due to the ongoing Israeli siege, severely limiting access to treatment. This deepens the humanitarian crisis affecting millions of Palestinians reliant on urgent medical and humanitarian aid.